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It’s a sensitive match that raises concerns. If this Tuesday evening, PSG has the opportunity to validate its ticket for the knockout stages of the Champions League in the event of a good result against Maccabi Haifa, eyes will be as much on the formation of Christophe Galtier as on the supporters of both teams. The arrival of the Israeli club and its many fans in the capital is indeed taken very seriously by the Paris police headquarters and the National Directorate for the Fight against Hooliganism, which classified this meeting at level 3 out of 5, which represents “risks of public order disturbances linked to a dispute between supporters”.